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Nov 17, If its a private line (your connection to the grid) then you pay. You may have a responsibility to maintain the tree (prune it) and ensure it doesn't get too close to the electric line.

It also shows details of other approved felling licenses in your area.

A tree falling however is an entire different thing, following say a storm, is an unforeseen accident. It is the up to the party that got damaged to be insured. If you notice the lights flicker three times usually before the power goes out in your home during times like this the line designed to burn in half the debri or send three charges back to back when something falls on and it goes to ground or the primary wire goes to ground the powerline will surge three times and if it doesnt clear the tree by third time what happens if i fell tree on power lines trips the line out causin you to lose power until line crews can obsess and restore power.

Feb 26, Trees don’t have to physically touch an energized power line to be dangerous.

Comprehensive coverage will repair damages to both fallen trees due to wind and snow, plus other forms of storm damage such as hail damage.

Electricity can arc from the power line to nearby trees given the right conditions, such as a voltage surge on the line from a nearby lightning strike. This electric current.

SUMMARY. CGS §as amended by PAspecifies when an electric or telecommunications companies can (1) trim or remove trees, both within the tree belt and on private property, to ensure the reliability of its service or (2) relocate its lines. The law generally requires the company to notify adjoining property owners. Oct 16, Call and the electrical company if power lines are down. When a tree falls on the house, there’s always a chance it’ll take electrical power lines down with it.

This creates a hazardous. FPL’s line-clearing program will only target trees and other vegetation that can interfere with or damage power lines and equipment. The amount of pruning varies by tree and location, and our specially trained line-clearing professionals will consider each tree’s species, growth rate, health and the relative location to electrical lines and equipment before pruning.